2027 Wedding Trends: What We're Predicting, and How to Wear It Now

With wedding season in full swing, now is the perfect time to start planning ahead for 2027.

This is one of my favourite times of the year, because it's so inspiring to see each couple's vision come to life. Hand-arranged flowers, thoughtful personalised touches, unforgettable guest experiences. It's a wonderful reminder that no two celebrations are ever the same.

So let's use this season of inspiration to start dreaming. Here's what I think we'll be seeing more of next year — and, at the end, three wedding guest looks you can rent right now.

Bridesmaid colour: green, pastel yellow and baby blue

These shades are some of the most requested we see, and for good reason. They're timeless, incredibly flattering, and look beautiful on everyone.

What makes them different from a passing trend is how well they hold up across a whole party. A single bold colour can be difficult to make work on five or six people with different colouring and different shapes. These three are forgiving. Sage green in particular sits beautifully against almost every skin tone, which is why it's become the shade brides come back to.

Their popularity isn't a moment. These colours have firmly established themselves, and they're here to stay.

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Versatile looks: one dress, three ways

A wedding dress that can be worn and styled in multiple ways is the definition of effortless chic.

I recently went along to a friend's bridal appointment, and one dress completely stood out. It was beautifully elegant in its simplicity, but what made it special was how versatile it was. With just a few styling changes, it took on a completely different look and feel.

Worn on its own, it was timeless and minimal. Paired with a dramatic cape, it had real impact — the kind of entrance that photographs beautifully. Finished with a sophisticated neck scarf, it turned modern and a little unexpected.

It's a useful reminder for anyone worried about wanting two dresses. Often you don't need a second gown; you need a second styling. A cape for the ceremony, removed for dinner. A scarf added for the evening. The dress does the work, and the accessories change the story.

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Personal touches

This is one of my favourite trends, because we're seeing so much creativity in this space. It's an opportunity to tell your love story, and to thank your guests for being part of the day.

Handwritten letters waiting at each guest's seat. Beautifully written place cards. Personalised cocktail menus. Custom matchboxes. Even personalised pizza boxes for the late-night snack — which sounds silly until you see the photographs, and then it's the detail everyone remembers.

These small things make the day feel more meaningful, and they're such a fun way for couples to let their personalities show. They're also, notably, some of the least expensive details on the day.

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Flowers, a little wilder

I love that we're moving away from perfectly arranged flowers and embracing blooms that feel looser and more natural.

Flowers can easily become one of the biggest wedding expenses, so it's lovely to see more couples making their own bouquets and arranging the table flowers themselves. It feels romantic and personal, and those quiet hours spent making something together often become just as special as the day itself.